Apart from cases of extra-legal executions of suspects in the custody of the police which are documented by the office of the United Nations high commissioner on human rights, Amnesty international and Human Rights Watch amongst others, the Nigeria police lacks most of the basic skills, facilities and 21st century compliant trainings necessary for proper, effective, efficient and comprehensive policing to comply with global best practices. (dailypost.ng)
United States New Trump immigration efforts aim to stop child border crossers, Reuters Suspect in custody after «suspicious activity» near White House, Reuters (canadianlawyermag.com)
Under the provisions of the Terrorism Act 2006, police can hold suspects in custody for up to 28 days without charging them. (politics.co.uk)